The most beautiful people, the really beautiful ones, both inside and outside, are precisely those less aware of the effect they have on others. Those who go around to boast actually make it deceive. Beauty is passenger, this body is just a shell.
The quote highlights that true beauty is found in those who are humble and unaware of their impact on others, rather than those who seek to showcase their beauty. It suggests that boasting about one's appearance can be misleading and detract from genuine beauty. Such individuals may not recognize the superficiality of their own appeals.
Furthermore, the author implies that physical beauty is temporary and ultimately superficial. The essence of a person lies beyond their exterior, suggesting that we should value inner qualities over outward appearances. This perspective encourages a deeper appreciation of character and personality, revealing that real beauty transcends the physical form.
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